C-141 crews

Former C-141 Starlifter 701st Airlift Squadron aircrew members pose for a photograph in front of their favorite aircraft at the Joint Base Charleston, S.C. Heritage air park May 11, 2012 . The crew, which included several still active members flew the Starlifter during 70, 80 and 90s, were given access inside the historic static display where they showed their friends and families what the aircraft was like. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Michael Dukes)

315th History

This weekend a new sign was placed at Spanhoe Field in the UK. The sign marks the airfield where the 315th Troop Carrier Group flew out of during WW II. In the picture is Stephen Barker, a good friend of the wing who donated the new sign. (courtesy photo)

WRAMC

Walter Reed Army Medical Center closed it doors for the last time Aug. 27. Most of the staff and patients transferred to the newly opened Walter Reed Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md. on the campus of the National Naval Medical Center or to the new hospital located at Fort Belvoir, Va. (Walter Reed photo by Michael Dukes)

Charleston AFB historic photos

Charleston AFB historic photos (U.S. Air Force photo/315th Airlift Wing Public Affairs)

Charleston AFB historic photos

Charleston AFB historic photos (U.S. Air Force photo/315th Airlift Wing Public Affairs)

C-141 paint job

Members of the 315th Maintenance Squadron, Charleston AFB, S.C. preps the C-141 Starlifter residing in Heritage Park for a new paint job. The new paint job will reflect the historical paint scheme of the final C-141 that recently retired during a ceremony at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. (Photo by 1st Lt. Wayne Capps, USAFR)